BCG Daily Saturday 24th October 2015
Features
Press clippings
Harry Enfield and Paul Whitehouse: Legends, review
'A welcome silliness in an age of sour disdain'.
Dominic Cavendish, The Telegraph, 24th October 2015Alan Davies on gardening
Growing up, I was lucky to have a very nice garden at the house where we lived in suburban Loughton in Essex. My father is a big sports lover so we had a goal net and cricket stumps and a swing. He would mark out, somewhat optimistically, a badminton court to try to get us to play badminton, too.
Eleanor Doughty, The Telegraph, 24th October 2015First winner of P.G. Wodehouse Award announced
Aspiring writer Tony Wilkes has first won the P.G. Wodehouse New Comic Writer Award, run via Chortle.
Chortle, 24th October 2015TV preview, Catastrophe, C4
I feel as if I have been waiting most of my life for a comedy that reflected my romantic experiences as an adult.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 24th October 2015Review: Billy Connolly, still twisting, still jabbing
It's the voice that catches you first. That Scottish burr that conjures up literally dozens and dozens of memories.
Peter Robb, Ottawa Citizen, 24th October 2015Noel Fielding: the wackiest man in comedy
Noel Fielding isn't sure when the whole celebrity rock'n'roll comedian thing got out of hand. It may have been the time he was in a hotel room with Courtney Love and a few others and Pete Doherty burst in, placed a top hat full of kittens on the floor and ran out. It could be the evening he spent handing out surgical gloves to strangers with the Welsh actor Rhys Ifans.
Ed Potton, The Times, 24th October 2015Rob Delaney & Sharon Horgan pick their TV couples
From Kermit and Miss Piggy to Jack and Vera Duckworth the Catastrophe stars let rip on bad love.
Sharon Horgan & Rob Delaney, The Guardian, 24th October 201511 of the funniest jokes from stars of Hull Comedy Fest
The Hull Comedy Festival returns on November 1st promising 15 days and nights of laughs. Will Ramsey invited some of the stars to make us chuckle with their best jokes.
Will Ramsey, Hull Daily Mail, 24th October 2015Bill Bailey: Limboland, his new film & tomorrow's world
The comedian and presenter is heading out on another massive tour - and, he tells Sarah Walters, he's looking forward to celebrating his darker side.
Sarah Walters, Manchester Evening News, 24th October 2015Ondi Timoner interview
Maker of revealing documentary Brand: A Second Coming, Ondi Timoner, says she still respects the comedian despite falling out with him over the film.
Hannah Ellis-Petersen, The Guardian, 24th October 2015The Lobster: Bleak comedy runs through fearful future
Dystopian fantasies breed in such profusion on the screen these days that filmmakers are hard pushed to come up with anything truly weird. But Greek writer-director Yorgos Lanthimos has done it with The Lobster, set in a near future that has been colonised so comprehensively by the politics of family values that singles are viewed as a threat to be eliminated.
Sandra Hall, Sydney Morning Herald, 24th October 2015Alien star Sigourney Weaver rocks up in Cornwall
How did A-list actor Sigourney Weaver end up spending the summer in Cornwall filming with Martin Clunes?
Maureen Paton-Maguire, The Telegraph, 24th October 2015'Brand: The Second Coming' review
It's the establishment who are ultimately left laughing in this thoughtful Russell Brand documentary.
Michael Joyce, Ham & High, 24th October 2015Videos
TV & radio

Fighting Talk
Series 13, Episode 7Georgie Ainslie is joined by Tom Kerridge, Martin Kelner, Justin Moorhouse and Gail Emms.

Somewhere Else
Episode 2The settlers have finally arrived - but what kind of promised land have they found? Undeterred by the conditions, the colony set to work building the settlement. And, desperate to foil her mother's plan to marry her off, Ffion involves Arwell in a harmless white lie - which might lead to a white wedding...

The Jonathan Ross Show
Series 9, Episode 2 - Martin Clunes, Darcey Bussell, Nick Frost, John NewmanJonathan Ross welcomes to the studio Doc Martin star Martin Clunes, ballet legend and Strictly judge Darcey Bussell, Shaun of the Dead star Nick Frost, with music from platinum selling artist John Newman.